Tamino: configuration using properties

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> I think this question is a little bit out of topic, but maybe someone
> has experiences with this.
> I'm using a Java Applet to display the data, OPS is serving.
> If i display the xml data in a browser, the encoding is correct (I need
> german "Umlaute" like "ä" etc).
> I decode the data in OPS with UTF-8 and this is, what the browser and
> even my Java Applet recognize.
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> But if I retrieve the data in java
>         String text = URLDecoder.decode(parser.getText(),"UTF-8");        
> the Ä's, Ü#s etc a displayed like "ü" for "Ü" and "ö" for "Ä".
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> Somebody know this PRoblem?
>
> Sebastian

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> Erik,
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> as normal, xml data is reachable over an http url. So I can display the
> xml in a browser or I can retrieve it wirh my java applet.
> The applet understands the xml.
> I call the URl with the org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpClient library
> and parse it with an xml pull parser (org.xmlpull.v1.XmlPullParser).
> When parsing the XML i see, that it is utf-8 encoded, but looking in my
> java  debug console tells me a different story.
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> I did not yet exchanged dthe base64 class. If done I will tell you.
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> Sebastian
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> Sebastian,
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> Could you explain in more details the two different paths you are
> following, i.e. the one that works, and the one that doesn't? I am not
> sure where the applet is intervening.
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> -Erik
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> Sebastian Kraus/INPLUS/DE wrote:
>  >
>  > I think this question is a little bit out of topic, but maybe someone
>  > has experiences with this.
>  > I'm using a Java Applet to display the data, OPS is serving.
>  > If i display the xml data in a browser, the encoding is correct (I need
>  > german "Umlaute" like "ä" etc).
>  > I decode the data in OPS with UTF-8 and this is, what the browser and
>  > even my Java Applet recognize.
>  >
>  > But if I retrieve the data in java
>  >         String text = URLDecoder.decode(parser.getText(),"UTF-8");  
>      
>  > the Ä's, Ü#s etc a displayed like "ü" for "Ü" and "ö" for "Ä".
>  >
>  > Somebody know this PRoblem?
>  >
>  > Sebastian
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> Sent: 13 January 2006 01:05
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> Subject: [ops-users] Tamino: configuration using properties
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> Is anyone using the Tamino properties in properties.xml to set up the
> URL username and password for Tamino?
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> Alex
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